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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Derren" data-source="post: 5039022" data-attributes="member: 2518">When I encounter a creature more than twice (that means two creatures, not two encounters) that creature I expect it to have a story behind it. That means either be a "full" race with an ecological niche or a very good reason why so many unnatural creatures run around.Also, when we use Uruk-Hai orcs, meaning they don't breed but get transformed from elves, I want that to be reflected in the game world. Meaning if the PCs stop the abduction of elves and/or free captured elves the number of them go down. (Also, without captured elves in the first place there won't be any of those special orcs).As for the Dragonborn discussion, giving them boobs is/was a "metagame" decision of WotC. For most people in 4Es target group female = boobs. Its not even about esthetics, but there must be some ways to recognice females.A dress and long eyelashes are for children, shoulder/hip size is for older ones (compared to the target group) and also hard to see, colouration is too scientific. Whats left is female = boobs. It also fits right with the D&D target group of teenagers and young adults.</blockquote>